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Although CPI scores 1 and 2 primarily reflect gingival inflammation, bleeding and calculus, conditions that do not necessarily progress to periodontal destruction, this index has been used extensively to reflect periodontal health in various populations in Europe, Kenya, Tanzania and Ethiopia [ 3, 4].
Reference temperature effects on exergy efficiency, destruction and sustainability index are also presented.
Notably, the serum samples, which are time-averaged values, correlate best with clinical indices related to tissue destruction and less with indices related to inflammation.
These new US contrast agents oscillate without destruction at low mechanical index, producing harmonic frequencies that are multiples of the transmitted frequency (non-linear fundamental echoes), allowing real-time imaging of microbubble signals.
Clinical indices of disease activity and joint destruction, including age, sex, disease duration, Ritchie articular index, and right Larsen wrist index, were collected.
The exergy efficiency, exergy destruction, environmental impact and sustainability index are investigated for these systems, as well as exergoenvironmental analyses.
In order to achieve a deeper understanding on the bioreactor performance, exergetic parameters like exergy destruction, exergy efficiency, and sustainability index for the bioreactor were determined using both concepts at different acetate concentrations as a carbon source ranging from 0 to 3 g/L.
For quantitative histomorphometric analyses, we measured bone volume per tissue volume (BV/TV) and osteoblast surface per bone surface (Ob.S/BS) of rabbit bones in MM-bearing SCID-rab mice as the indices of bone destruction and osteoblast function, respectively.
Bone volume per tissue volume (BV/TV), osteoblast surface per bone surface (Ob.S/BS) and tumor per tissue volume (tumor/TV) were measured in decalcified implanted rabbit bone sections stained with H&E as the indices of bone destruction, osteoblast function and a tumor burden, respectively, as described previously.
